Leaked renders of the Pixel 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro XL shared by @OnLeaks give more angles of the devices, including side shots that highlight the front and back. The designs align closely with other leaked images already posted on Amazon, suggesting they’re authentic.
One key visual difference appears to be the evolution of the camera bump. The Pixel 11 Pro’s bump seems slightly more pronounced than on the 10 Pro, while the base 11 appears to have a smaller bump compared to its predecessor. The changes are subtle, but when placed side by side with the previous generation, the difference becomes more apparent.
The context around the leak, however, has raised eyebrows. The report attached to the images claims the ‘copper’ colorway was previously unseen — a claim quickly disproven by a simple Google search. Earlier this month, the same colorway appeared in another leak, and Google itself accidentally published a photo of the color just days ago.
Despite the dubious framing, the additional angles offered by the leak are still of interest. The ‘copper’ variant, in particular, continues to look appealing, and the design adjustments suggest Google is fine-tuning the look ahead of its official launch.
The company has already confirmed an August 12 event for the Pixel 11 series, where details about the Tensor G6 chip and new features are expected. The leaks continue to build a picture of a refined, slightly more powerful device with a focus on camera improvements and improved face unlock technology.